Sentence examples for that has a diameter from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the Keck Observatory – which is the world's most powerful at present – has two telescopes, each with a mirror that has a diameter of 10 metres.

Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC), the largest optical telescope in the world, with a mirror that has a diameter of 10.4 metres (34.1 feet).

This brings into play elementary school geometry: The plane, after many hours of flying, must be somewhere along the arc of a circle that has a diameter of thousands of miles.

The cycle begins with a spore that has a diameter of 4 to 15 micrometres (1 micrometre equals 0.001 mm, or 0.000039 inch) and that, in the presence of water, releases a small mass of cytoplasm called a swarm cell.

Bomb, in volcanism, unconsolidated volcanic material that has a diameter greater than 64 mm (2.5 inches) and forms from clots of wholly or partly molten lava ejected during a volcanic eruption, partly solidifying during flight.

The nanostructure ends with a particle that has a diameter smaller than that of the stem.

Based on his model tests, Smeaton built an undershot wheel for the London Bridge waterworks that measured 4.6 metres wide and that had a diameter of 9.75 metres.

One specimen of each of the two types was jacketed by GFRP wires that had a diameter of 1.0 mm.

A CFRP flywheel rotor that had a diameter of 2 m and weight of 4000 kg had a capability to be rotated at a maximum speed of 6000 min−1.

Interconnection architectures range from complete networks, that have a diameter of D="1 but are impractical except when the number n of nodes is small, to low-cost, minimally connected ring networks whose diameter D="⌊n/2⌋ is unacceptable for large n.

"We have particles that have a diameter smaller than a virus.